1.The teacher recommended some really worthwhile novels to his students.

1.老给学生一些真正有价值的小说。

2.She read all of Agatha Christie’s novels one by one.

2.她逐一读完了阿加莎·克里斯蒂的小说。

3.Perhaps this is his finest novel yet.

3.这也许是至今为止他写得最好的一部小说。

4.Critics everywhere have eulogised her new novel.

4.各处的评论家都称赞她的新小说。

5.He’s written one or two novels but journalism is his bread and butter.

5.他写过一两部小说，不过做记才是他的生活来源。

6.The reviewer mercilessly took apart the young writer’s first novel.

6.评论家把这位年轻作的第一部小说抨击得一无是处。

7.The writer expanded his short novel into a long one.

7.那位作把他的短篇小说扩展为长篇。

8.Critics reviled the novel as unsophisticated pulp.

8.批评家把这部小说贬为不熟的低级品。

9.He is planning to dramatise the novel.

9.他正计划把这本小说戏剧。

10.He prefers light fictions to serious novels.

10.比起严肃小说来, 他更为喜欢轻松的小说。

11.Alienation is a central motif in her novels.

11.疏离感是她小说的一个重要的主题。

12.He was occupied in translating an English novel.

12.他正忙于翻译一本英文小说。

13.She's very enthusiastic to read a novel.

13.她非常喜欢读小说。

14.I have a novel with an intricate plot.

14.我有一本情节错综复杂的小说。

15.This is a novel with a complicated plot.

15.这本小说情节复杂。

16.I have also a novel to relish my wine.

16.我还有一本使美酒更有滋味的小说。

17.The novels of Scott are much in demand nowadays.

17.斯科特的小说目前十分畅销。

18.What is the expiry date on your library novel?

18.你从国书馆借的小说书哪一天到期?

19.The shelf contained a pell-mell assortment of English novels.

19.那书架上有一批杂乱的英国小说。

20.These events provided the inspiration for his first novel.

20.这些事件给了他创作第一部小说的灵感。